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Yeah, need this information so I can talk about construction in Module B. A simple list e.g eulogy -outlines history of the deceased person -etc.etc.

We're not writing memorised essays though. We're memorising concepts and the supporting evidence for them, then sticking them together to form an essay specific to the Q.

Thank you all for the advice. So I should write a general range of points with supporting quotes, then go into the exam and reject those irrelevant ones. Sort of like putting chunks of prefab building into place. GOod.

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and the processes to identifty ions in solution? My teacher said yes. I'm a little unsure aobut that reply, because there is quite alot of memorise, as well as it not being directly asked for in the syllabus.

Don't worry, I didn't take your criticism personally. Its just so frustrating to get these types of questions wrong, for what seems to be a year, whilst others get them right without any sort of explanation how. I hope you can understand my intense feelings of despair at having to lose several...

Okay, well someone please give me an explanation on how to do these types of questions. Because honestly, I dont consider myself to be retarded, and I know the exact method of how to do it, the only point of contention being the number of period the installments are compounded. Please explain...

your avatar confuses me. whats happening in it?

With that approach, do you usually get it right? Because if so, I might just be overcomplicating it a bit. Either that, or I don't know something which is crucially important to doing these questions. Gah, so frustrating. Doing these questions is almost like a hit-and-miss manoever. Its...

that doesn't work. Because n represents the number of times inteterest has been compounded, which sometimes is not the same as the number if periods left. That's why don't like these questions :p

I never dropped any math units. But I really resent never taking up four unit, especially after reading this article: Graduating College in 3 Semesters The article basically told me that time would slip through your fingers unless you put yourself under stress. Being in three unit, I...

..Yeah I just wanted to say that. Like, how exactly do you solve them? I know the method completely, but I always get them wrong because I get the number of installments wrong. Either that, or I get the number of times interest is compounded on the first/last installment wrong. Could anyone...

And why is tv=4 and not to?

A spaceship flies past a planet at 0.6c. The pilot and his girlfriend on the planet wave at the other for 4.0 seconds. a) Calculate how long the pilot sees his girlfriend waving. b) Calculate how long the girlfriend sees the pilot waving. The answers are 3.2s and 5s. The calculations are a...